




Our services are built
to advocate, invest, and unite.

Today, our team brings together deep expertise in health care, education, energy policy, and regional development all guided by a commitment to results, relationships, and impact.
We pride ourselves on maintaining strong bipartisan partnerships at the local, state, and federal levels, enabling us to navigate complex challenges and deliver meaningful outcomes for our clients and communities.

+ $30m
New Women and Children's Hospital in Belpre
We helped secure funding for a new hospital that will expand access to specialized maternal and pediatric care across Appalachia. The project ensures that women with high-risk pregnancies, premature infants, and families in need of advanced care can receive lifesaving services closer to home eliminating the need for long-distance travel.

+ $64.2m
Expand Healthcare Access in Schools Across Appalachian Ohio
We partnered with the Appalachian Children Coalition to receive funding to support 28 projects across 20 Appalachian counties, reaching an estimated 61,000 students and 375,000 residents. In partnership with 34 school districts, a career technical school, an educational service center, and 16 healthcare providers, expanded services will include comprehensive primary care, dental, vision, and mental health support for children, families, and communities.

+ $17m
Multi-County Downtown Revitalization Effort
We helped secure over $17 million through the Appalachian Community Grant Program to fund the revitalization of 80,000 square feet of historic downtown space across Athens, Coshocton, Logan, and Somerset. The project will restore six landmark buildings while expanding coworking space, business incubation, arts and cultural programming, and access to mental health services — accelerating economic growth and strengthening community life across the four-county region.



+ $30m
New Women and Children's Hospital in Belpre
We helped secure funding for a new hospital that will expand access to specialized maternal and pediatric care across Appalachia. The project ensures that women with high-risk pregnancies, premature infants, and families in need of advanced care can receive lifesaving services closer to home eliminating the need for long-distance travel.

+ $64.2m
Expand Healthcare Access in Schools Across Appalachian Ohio
We partnered with the Appalachian Children Coalition to receive funding to support 28 projects across 20 Appalachian counties, reaching an estimated 61,000 students and 375,000 residents. In partnership with 34 school districts, a career technical school, an educational service center, and 16 healthcare providers, expanded services will include comprehensive primary care, dental, vision, and mental health support for children, families, and communities.

+ $17m
Multi-County Downtown Revitalization Effort
We helped secure over $17 million through the Appalachian Community Grant Program to fund the revitalization of 80,000 square feet of historic downtown space across Athens, Coshocton, Logan, and Somerset. The project will restore six landmark buildings while expanding coworking space, business incubation, arts and cultural programming, and access to mental health services — accelerating economic growth and strengthening community life across the four-county region.
Scioto-Piketon Area Council of Governments
We secured $20 million from the federal government to rebuild a contaminated middle school.
Appalachian Children Coalition
We created a regional nonprofit to advocate for greater investment in mental and behavioral health care for kids.

Appalachian Community Grant Program
We secured $17 million for the renovation of several downtown buildings including the Athens Armory.



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